Okay, guys, I've thought about it, and it's okay.

I mean it wasn't the best episode ever but it was an episode, and I'll admit I like McAllister better than some of the other suspects. 

I know it's disappointing to us but imagine how Bruno must be feeling. He might've put a lot of effort into it and we've been bashing it since it was first leaked. I'll admit it wasn't that great but it could've been worse I guess. 

Read this: 

     It was important to "give a real emotional, pleasing end to that story," creator-showrunner Bruno Heller told reporters, admitting that the ultimate Red John identity slowly "emerged" over the last few seasons. "For me it was about giving Patrick Jane exactly what he's wanted for all these years. He wanted revenge and he got it. I think that's what the audience wanted, so that's what we gave them.""I did feel a sense of pressure, because we've been working toward this for so many years and it was something that had pushed the character from the very beginning [since] 2008. Somehow I had to live up to that in that one moment -- the one moment in the life of the character where he's stepping out into the unknown," Baker acknowledged. "The way we did it was important, because I felt like to pull the trigger is just pulling a trigger, but to actually wrestle with someone is far more kismet."


Now, whatever the reason is as to why that episode wasn't as strong as the previous ones isn't really important. Let's just try to enjoy the rest of the season and cross our fingers that Red John reemerges.

But two things I am absolutely against are McAllister being a fake Red John, because lets face it, it was barely credible with Timothy Carter, and also Red John being as powerful as he was thanks to the fucking Blake Association. I'm sorry it just doesn't fit with the rest of Red John's character who constantly wants to be notcied and admired and the way his followers were so dedicated, I don't think it would be for reasons as simple as an association of corrupt cops, which I hope we won't hear from again because they've already taken up enough screen time, they're too closely associated with Red John and also every member that we've met until now is kind of pathetic and not at all entertaining to watch. 


ONCE AGAIN WE ARE NOT GOING TO KILL BRUNO HELLER AND HIS FAMILY, WE ARE NOT GOING TO TRY AND STOP THE SHOW FROM BEING WATCHED BY OTHER PEOPLE. WE ARE GOING TO GET OVER IT, AND HOPE IT GETS BOTHER, BECAUSE ITS JUST A T.V. SHOW.

What a bunch of haters a_holes... Does every series have the obligation of being written as you order..? If you guys have such a wonderful ideas why are wasting your talent here... you should be writting scripts for Hollywood as of now.

Personally, I loved the last episod, not because I suspected of McAllister, in fact, I thougt Red John was Bob Kirkland. What I loved about that episode, is that I never saw that one coming. It completely surprised me. NO ONE event remotely believed that McAllister was still alive, and the fact that in the end, McAllister was Red John, demonstrated the genius (evil one in this case) of the character. And the final scene, where Red John flees injured, and crawles, and begs, its just wonderful... I really enjoyed seeing that sonofab___ch falling... and the look of relief in Jane's face.

But, as always, after seeing the episode, EVERYBODY have writer delusions, everybody thinks they can do it better.

Good one Bruno, looking forward to see what else do you have...!!